AMUSEMENTS

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10619, 26 April 1912, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS

THOMPSON-PAYNE PICTURES. A .large attendance greeted ;the shsrage of programing a»t the Fov&sttemiing. In t3ie dramas 1 Lliere was.touch to interest and'exjit©, tlm ehitif studies being "Stolen. 3laim" (a sensational mining draaui )j r 'tilie Edkon GJoinpanv), "The Pois- : )ned Ekm>e" '(a Wild West drama), md "Two Sides," (a delightful littlv story). /Ilhie comediies includied three rcry finte subjects, nam-oly "Winning lit Heiress," "The Dude Cbwboy," md "Dddduans as n Politician.'' A!. lTimibte-r cf ctJier intereisting, pictures / •vent to make up a first-cki's pro-

gramme. . . ' On Mionday next the greatest,drain# of modern times, which has eausted a; sensation'. \v-hererer shown; viz., ''A Victim of ,the Mormons," will he-pre-, sented. / . .The children's matinee wiHl be held as Msua] oav'Saturday afternoon, at 2.30 o'clock. MASTERTON PICTURE COMPANY: The programme for the opening night tof ithe.Ma<s>terton Picture Company in the Town Hall on Monday next is advertised 'on the front pago of this morning's issue. The films Ihlave all ibecn specially selected, and •embrace these 3iunioroii<«a, di i am,atic r and) scenic. The star film is entitlied "Rose Rouge," and is lover 3000 feet in length. Other studies are: "The Burglarised Burglar,"" "Lake Ver*ibano," "Hot Springs," "Arkansas, "Making Pianos,'' "Rh-co -for a) ißi'ide," 'etc. A) special brchefttra, under 'Mr H. Inns, wfc'il prb'vide the music. Particulars* as to charges for hdmission appear in the advertise•ment-. Th*> box ; plan is now fc>p;?n at' the Dii'csden, Queen Sfr'eet.